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jaklumen
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response 88 of 190:
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Jul 3 00:39 UTC 2003 |
I helped out in another department at City Hall today-- Utility
Billing-- in mailing, stuffing envelopes for budget program billing.
This, I hope, will continue to show my worth to the City and increase
my chances for getting a job.
I have also begun helping the Cable Communications Coordinator with
updating the Calendar on CityView, Richland's public access channel.
I've been using PowerScript to make the updates. I've worked on them
before, but I will be working on this endeavor on a weekly basis now.
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goose
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response 89 of 190:
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Jul 3 01:53 UTC 2003 |
PowerScript? The Videonics titler software? If so I may need to chat with
you....
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gregb
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response 90 of 190:
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Jul 3 14:45 UTC 2003 |
Love Videonics gear. I have their switcher, titler and controller.
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lynne
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response 91 of 190:
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Jul 3 18:48 UTC 2003 |
I collected significantly improved fluorescence microscopy pictures,
conducted metal-ion selectivity and binding dissociation constant expts on
esterase-treated compound, finished and folded laundry, and tidied my
room. Now ready to settle into a four-day visit from boy. :)
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russ
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response 92 of 190:
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Jul 4 00:48 UTC 2003 |
One of the shelves is up. I think the installation method can
be considered proven.
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keesan
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response 93 of 190:
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Jul 4 02:01 UTC 2003 |
I just slept from 1 to 9 pm. !
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russ
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response 94 of 190:
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Jul 4 03:22 UTC 2003 |
Got the second shelf up and the gear stuck on it in more or less
the final positions.
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other
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response 95 of 190:
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Jul 4 07:21 UTC 2003 |
Using a laser rangefinder (cool!), I determined that the width of the
screen at TOP is 29' and the distance from the screen to the projection
booth is approximately 100'.
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jaklumen
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response 96 of 190:
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Jul 5 09:43 UTC 2003 |
resp:89 yep, Chris, that's the one. Mike Charboneau is basically a
broadcaster, and I'm just doing basic screen titles for city updates
(calendar information).
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russ
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response 97 of 190:
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Jul 5 12:28 UTC 2003 |
Got the leaking coolant bottle swapped out of the Vdub, and the
cooling system at least partly flushed out and new coolant in
it. I think it's set for summer. (It damn well better be; there
isn't anything old left in the system to spring leaks.)
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russ
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response 98 of 190:
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Jul 6 04:27 UTC 2003 |
Got a new RH install put on my much-neglected new machine.
Built out my dome model to a full 5/8 sphere.
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gregb
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response 99 of 190:
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Jul 6 23:17 UTC 2003 |
"RH?"
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gelinas
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response 100 of 190:
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Jul 6 23:24 UTC 2003 |
("Red Hat", a linux distribution.)
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gregb
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response 101 of 190:
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Jul 6 23:27 UTC 2003 |
Ah yes, I'm familiar with RH. I'm using Mandrake 9.1 now. Been
thinking about checking out Plan 9 I've heard about.
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gull
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response 102 of 190:
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Jul 7 14:12 UTC 2003 |
Re #97: What model Veedub do you have, russ?
I can't say I'm fond of Volkswagen's philosophy of cooling system
design. I've never really gotten comfortable with the idea of plastic
jugs holding 15 psi at 200 degrees F.
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russ
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response 103 of 190:
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Jul 8 01:32 UTC 2003 |
Re #102: It's a 1985 Jetta GL, and still goes pretty nicely; I'm
trying to wear it out before I get rid of it, with a notable lack of
success thus far. Aside from the stress cracks (which appear to
have come from an impact), I've had no problem with the bottle - the
radiator and heater core are also half plastic, as on a great many
modern vehicles. Or at least the new ones are, I replaced them earlier.
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gull
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response 104 of 190:
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Jul 8 13:36 UTC 2003 |
My '82 diesel Vanagon still has the original 21 year old coolant bottle,
so I guess I really can't complain too much about the durability. They
are known for cracking (or, on rare occasions, exploding) at awkward
moments, though.
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jules
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response 105 of 190:
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Jul 10 23:50 UTC 2003 |
i did a 50 butterfly tonight.
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gregb
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response 106 of 190:
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Jul 11 17:15 UTC 2003 |
Does that mean you collected 50 butterflies, or did 50 butterfly
strokes?
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slynne
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response 107 of 190:
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Jul 11 17:20 UTC 2003 |
or the lengths of the swimming pool (assuming a 25 yard or 25 meter
pool)
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kenish
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response 108 of 190:
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Jul 11 17:22 UTC 2003 |
q
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jules
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response 109 of 190:
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Jul 11 19:22 UTC 2003 |
50 yards butterfly stroke.
i dont typically do butterflies.
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tsty
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response 110 of 190:
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Jul 17 06:11 UTC 2003 |
invested five continuous hours with a partner of the law firm
representing this damn retirement community that is trying to
toss my mother out into the gutter.
we removed a substantial portion of the bad-faith rubble regarding
my mother's circumstance and appeared to create the fooundation for
a future (soon) agreement on living conditions.
finally, we are dealing with an adult, it would seem.
parachutes are in place regardless.
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scott
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response 111 of 190:
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Jul 17 09:53 UTC 2003 |
While on vacation I fixed several major pieces of musical equipment for my
brother & his wife.
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tod
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response 112 of 190:
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Jul 17 17:30 UTC 2003 |
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